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MINUTES

NEII GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS COMMITTEE and CENTRAL CODE COMMITTEE

Meeting July 17, 2012

1. Call to Order – John Karnash called the meeting to order at 8:35am, ET. 2. Record of Attendance.

Name Company John Karnash Jesse Matuson

Schindler Elevator Corp ThyssenKrupp Elevator Corp

Dennis Mayer Otis Elevator Company Betsy Ceriello Peggy Webbe Kurt Stepaniak

Otis Elevator Company Otis Elevator Company KONE, Inc.

Khanh Josephson KONE, Inc. (via teleconference) Sandeep Kumar KONE, Inc. Lou Bialy David McColl

Otis Elevator Company Otis Elevator Company

Andy Juhasz Phillip Hampton

KONE, Inc. ThyssenKrupp Elevator Corp

Vincent Robibero Joseph Busse

Schindler Elevator Corp Fujitech

Tom Austin Abell Elevator Amy Blankenbiller NEII® Government Affairs Consultant Brian Black NEII® Codes Consultant

3. Announcements. John Karnash provided general logistics information. 4. Adoption of Agenda. The committee adopted the agenda as posted on the website. 5. Approval of Minutes. The minutes from the January, 2012 GAC/CCC meeting in Cypress, CA were adopted.

GAC/CCC minutes July 17, 2012 Page 2 of 6



6. Personnel. Committee members were asked to review the Government Affairs Committee (Attachment 1) and Central Code Committee (Attachment 2) rosters and advise Amy or Brian of any corrections needed. 7. NEII Government Affairs Committee Legislative Assignments. The committee was asked to review the GAC Legislative Assignments document on the website at

http://www.neii.org/members/committees/25/index.cfm and advise Amy of any necessary corrections.

(a) The committee reviewed the NEII® State Activity Chart. (Attachment 3) (b) Amy provided an update on state legislative adjournments. Dennis Mayer proposed that the GAC/CCC discuss the assignment of states and the potential of switching assignments. The GAC/CCC discussed the background for the current assignments and the recent additional of several new members to the GAC presenting an opportunity for Otis (and potentially Schindler) to reduce the number of states assigned to them. After some discussion, it was determined that Amy would solicit feedback from each company and then the GAC would revisit the issue on the August conference call.

8. Schindler Elevator Corp. Legislative Monitoring Assignments.

(a) California – CA Working Group has been formed and held its first meeting in May. Have a draft writ of mandamus in response to Circular E-11-01. The committee discussed our options including lawsuit, meeting and letter with draft writ attached. Decided we would send a strong letter with the draft writ attached to try to prompt a meeting. (b) Delaware. In June a licensing provision was passed under the electrician’s regulations and requires insurance, ID on vans, etc. John to gather additional information. (c) Florida – Comments were submitted on proposed code changes, and comments on a second proposal are under development. (d) Georgia – Most activity is related to PBC, and the update will be provided under that section of the agenda. (e) Idaho. No update at this time. (f) Indiana. No update at this time. (g) Iowa. No update at this time. (h) Louisiana. No update at this time. (i) Michigan. No update at this time. (j) New Jersey – NEII® submitted comments to Assembly and Senate on proposed Board and licensing requirements. Considering a lobbyist (Mickey Faigen, who has worked with Schindler previously) to assist our efforts to modify the proposed bill (s). Mickey is gathering some additional information on viability, etc. before we discuss a contract. (k) North Carolina. No update at this time. (l) Ohio. No update at this time. (m) Pennsylvania – MEL bill still pending after four years. Amy to check on status. (n) Virginia. No update at this time. (o) Wisconsin. No update at this time.

9. Otis Elevator Co. Legislative Monitoring Assignments. (a) Arkansas. No update at this time. (b) Connecticut. No update at this time. (c) District of Columbia. No update at this time.

http://www.neii.org/members/committees/25/index.cfm




(d) Kansas. No update at this time. (e) Maryland – A new seat has been added to the Elevator Board for cab renovators, and we are working with our lobbyist to secure the appointment of our candidate. State is now developing a proposal to limit reciprocity; we are working with them on this issue. (f) Massachusetts – The state is working on the rules to implement the increased fines passed last year. Also trying to include licensing requirements and mechanic penalties for which they have no authority, and we’ve written a letter on this issue. Also, there is an opening on the Board; Peggy will be contacting Cheri Davis about that position. (g) Missouri – We’ve been working with the state on the development of elevator rules. The current proposal is pretty decent. A few remaining minor issues remain unresolved, but we think it might be prudent to wait until the next round of rule development rather than risk all accomplished to date. (h) Nevada – The Department stakeholder meeting was held March 1. Bill Stanley verbally attacked the Chief Inspector; we did not engage. Several issues were raised at the stakeholder meeting. The next step will be proposed rules, which we hope will be issued before the end of the year or they have to wait until after the legislative session. (i) New Hampshire. No update at this time. (j) New York – MEL bill with major penalties was under consideration. We secured lower fines, but the bill stalled, and the Assembly is now in recess. The Assembly could come back after the election and consider this bill, but the possibility is remote; we are keeping a close eye on the situation. (k) New York City – NYC was also considering a licensing bill. Efforts heavily influenced by politics – Council Chair running for mayor, recent accidents, etc. Bill on hold and potential action this year uncertain. NYC Working Group has been formed. Discussing licensing issues, as well as other policies and procedures impacting the industry. Working on internal solutions and the identification of issues that need to be taken to the Dept of Buildings in order to be addressed. (l) Oklahoma. No update at this time. (m) Oregon. No update at this time. (n) Rhode Island – There was legislation pending related to QEI qualifications and dropping the current position that recognizes QEI for insurance inspectors only. Legislature has adjourned for the year, but issue may come back next year. (o) Vermont. No update at this time. (p) Washington. Recently began enforcing old regulations. We formed an industry working group that will be meeting with the Commissioner of Labor and Industry August 14 to not only raise issues of concern, but also to introduce new lobbyist and discuss ways we can work more cooperatively with the agency.

10. ThyssenKrupp Elevator Corp Legislative Monitoring Assignments.

(a) Alaska. No update at this time. (b) Arizona – the state contacted NEII about its interest in undertaking a review of the current inspection program. NO further information, but Amy will follow-up with the state staff. (c) Hawaii. No update at this time. (d) Kentucky. No update at this time. (e) Minnesota – There are a couple of code proposals that we will review and determine if action is needed.




(f) Mississippi. No update at this time. (g) Puerto Rico. No update at this time. (h) South Carolina. No update at this time. (i) Texas. No update at this time. (j) Utah. No update at this time. (k) West Virginia. No update at this time.

11. KONE Inc. Legislative Monitoring Assignments. (a) Alabama. No update at this time. (b) Colorado. No update at this time. (c) Illinois – The bill to extend the IL Elevator Act to 2023 passed the legislature and awaits the Governor’s signature. The bill will be enacted if not signed within 60 days. Plan to meet with a state legislator August 1 to discuss the other changes we want to pursue. Opening on the Elevator Board due to the relocation of Rick Jandora (Otis); working to secure the appointment of his replacement. (d) Chicago – There will be an Advisory Committee meeting on August 1 to review code updates. Also there will be discussion of some major inspection issues including the potential to allow 3rd party inspections on an emergency basis. (e) Maine No update at this time. (f) Montana. (g) Nebraska – The legislature was considering various bills to overhaul MEL and make changes as to what Department would oversee the Elevator Division. Our local representative was planning on meeting with key stakeholders in July, but he EIWPF was not ready and asked for the meeting to be postponed. No new meeting date has been set. (h) New Mexico. No update at this time. (i) North Dakota. No update at this time. (j) South Dakota. No update at this time. (j) Tennessee. No update at this time. (k) Wyoming. No update at this time.

12. Model Elevator Law.

Please review the most recent copy of the EIWPF Activity Chart on the GAC website at http://www.neii.org/members/committees/25/.

(a) John Karnash provided an update on EIWPF, IUEC relationship. The Board supported sending a letter to the EIWPF, IUEC regarding the MEL and our position that the MEL rev3 agreement remains in effect until a new version is adopted. John also indicated that he has sent several messages about trying to schedule a meeting on the finances and MEL issues. No response has been received to date.

(b) MEL Rev4 development. It was determined that a subcommittee would review the proposed changes put forward by Bill Stanley in March and identify other changes NEII might want to pursue. Betsy Ceriello and Tom Austin volunteered to work with Amy. The CCC would also identify two members to participate in the MEL rev4 development efforts.

(c) NEII® MEL database. Amy reported that she met with Stateside via teleconference and they are in the process of updating the MEL database. After a review, Stateside discovered that there was some missing data that needed to be added. Those efforts are underway and should be completed by Labor Day.

http://www.neii.org/members/committees/25/




13. Performance Based Code (PBC) Project. (a) Website Review Group. Amy reported that several pages have been updated and posted on the PBC website. Efforts were suspended during the busy legislative season and will resume soon.

(b) The committee reviewed the 50-State A17.1/A17.7 report (Attachment 4) and PBC adoption chart (Attachment 5). Amy and Brian updated the group on our need to be more coordinated on code comments, and the committee agreed that the GAC leads would ensure input from their code folks and draft comments would be sent to the CCC for review as well. (c) Target state discussion.

i. The GAC/CCC agreed to remove Washington, DC from the target list because the DC Elevator TAG voted to exclude A17.7 for this code update and the will notbe revisited until 2014. ii. FL, OH and SC were removed from the target list because A17.7 has been adopted. iii. California – Still waiting for the Leacox brothers to secure a meeting on PBC. iv. Georgia – The Elevator Division moved from the Department of Labor to the Fire Marshall’s office. The GAC brought on a lobbyist to work with the new agency on education, etc and secure introduction of the code updates that include A17.7, but have been lingering for 18 months.. v. Massachusetts – Amy, Brian and Bob Rodophele, met with key agency personnel to discuss code updates and the PBC. The meeting was very positive, but there is a clear disconnect between the regulatory staff and the Elevator Board related to updating the codes. We are reviewing/revising our strategy for MA. vi. Michigan – The Board voted to move ahead with adoption of A17.1 (2010) including the PBC. This proposal now moves to the legislature for approval.

(d) NEII® PBC Action Plan (attachment 6) Amy presented a suggested PBC Action Plan for 2012-2013. After GAC/CCC discussion, it was decided that a revised set of target states would be developed based on code update cycles, contacts and other factors. The GAC and CCC would then each review and approve the plan prior to the Sept. Board meeting.

14. Communication Tools. (a) MEL Tutorial for the website. On hold due to EIWPF issues. (b) The Insider Update & Topics discussion. The GAC/CCC approved development of a case study on our efforts in HI and an introduction to NEII® for legislators in January.

15. GAC Budget Review.

(a) The GAC/CCC reviewed the 2012 GAC Budget (Attachment 7). John noted that we are on track to fulfill obligations for the remainder of 2012 without exceeding our budget.

(b) The committee began its 2013 Budget discussions and decided that we needed to “build the budget from the bottom up.” The GAC state representatives would work with Amy on forecasting issues/efforts for their states and estimate related budget expectations for 2013. Amy would put together a budget proposal and the GAC would have an extensive discussion on its August conference call.

16. New Business.

(a) Due to concerns about a lack of progress on our efforts in CA, the GAC/CCC discussed our options for moving forward. It was decided that we would not terminate our relationship with the Leacox brothers until via alternatives were identified. Amy was tasked with securing proposals from several firms and the GAC would revisit on its next call.




(b) Elevator Board openings. (Attachment 8) Amy distributed a document identifying the elevator industry representatives on the elevator boards across the country and potential openings where we could secure a NEII member company appointment. The GAC was asked to review the document to make sure all key folks were identified properly and provide feedback to Amy. (c) Based on a new policy of NEII, all committee policies are supposed to be reviewed routinely and updated (or removed) as necessary. Due to the number of policies that need to be reviewed by the GAC, Amy will stagger the cycle based on the dates of adoption and send out periodically to the GAC for action.

17. Next Meeting Dates. (a) GAC/CCC meeting Oct. 30, CCC meetings Oct. 31, Nov. 1, 2012 in Mason, OH. (c) NEII® Board meeting September 13, 2012 in Atlantic City, NJ.

18. Adjournment. The GAC/CCC meeting adjourned at 3:37pm Eastern Time.

Attachments:

1. NEII® Government Affairs Committee Roster 2. NEII® Central Code Committee Roster 3. NEII® State Activity Chart 4. 50-State A17.1/A17.7 report 5. PBC adoption chart 6. Proposed 2012-2013 PBC Action Plan 7. 2012 GAC Budget 8. Elevator Board openings

Government Affairs Committee

Name: TOM AUSTINTitle: PRESIDENTCompany: ABELL ELEVATOR INTERNATIONALAddress: 1256 LOGAN STREETCity: LOUISVILLE State: KY Zip Code: 40204

816

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Name: BRIAN BLACKTitle: NEII CODE AND SAFETY CONSULTANTCompany: BDBLACK AND ASSOCIATESAddress: 4034 NORTH HAMPTON BROOK DRIVECity: HAMBURG State: NY Zip Code: 14075-6410

725

E-Mail: [email protected]: Alternate to Amy J. Blankenbiller NEII Government Affairs

CommitteeAlternate to Edward A. Donoghue NEII Communications Committee

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Name: ROBERT B. BUSSETitle: MANAGER OF LEGAL/RISK CENTERCompany: FUJITEC AMERICA, INC.Address: 7258 INNOVATION WAYCity: MASON State: OH Zip Code: 45040

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Name: CONSTANCE CAMPANELLATitle: PRESIDENT & CEOCompany: STATESIDE ASSOCIATESAddress: 2300 CLARENDON BOULEVARD, 4TH FLOORCity: ARLINGTON State: VA Zip Code: 22201-3367

503


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Name: BETSY CERIELLOTitle: MANAGER LABOR RELATIONSCompany: OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANYAddress: ONE FARM SPRINGS ROADCity: FARMINGTON State: CT Zip Code: 06032

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Name: STEWART M. GISSERTitle: ASSOCIATE GENERAL COUNSELCompany: SCHINDLER ELEVATOR CORPORATIONAddress: P. O. BOX 1935City: MORRISTOWN State: NJ Zip Code: 07960

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Name: KHANH M. JOSEPHSONTitle: OPERATIONS COUNSELCompany: KONE INC.Address: 4225 NAPERVILLE ROAD, SUITE 400City: LISLE State: IL Zip Code: 60532

726


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Phone 1: 955-4224

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Name: JOHN S. M. KARNASHTitle: VP AND GENERAL COUNSELCompany: SCHINDLER ELEVATOR CORPORATIONAddress: P. O. BOX 1935City: MORRISTOWN State: NJ Zip Code: 07962-1935

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ChairCategory:

Phone 1: 397-6580

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Fax 1: 397-6574Mobile: 722-8170

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Name: SANDEEP KUMARTitle: OPERATIONS COUNSELCompany: KONE INC.Address: 4225 NAPERVILLE ROAD, SUITE 400City: LISLE State: IL Zip Code: 50532

807


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Name: JESSE MATUSONTitle: DIR. REAL EST. LEASING & COMM. COUNSELCompany: THYSSENKRUPP ELEVATOR CORPORATIONAddress: 5701 PINE ISLAND ROAD, SUITE 390City: TAMARAC State: FL Zip Code: 33321

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Name: DENNIS M. MAYERTitle: VP AND COUNSELCompany: OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANYAddress: 1 FARM SPRINGS ROADCity: FARMINGTON State: CT Zip Code: 06032-

284


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Phone 1: 676-5028

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Name: KURT MEYERTitle: VP AND CFOCompany: MINNESOTA ELEVATOR, INC.Address: 19336 607TH STREETCity: MANIKATO State: MN Zip Code: 56001

778


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Name: PETER SALAVANTISTitle: VICE PRESIDENT, PUBLIC AFFAIRSCompany: MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC & ELECTRONICS USA, INC.Address: 1560 WILSON BLVD., SUITE 1175City: ARLINGTON State: VA Zip Code: 22209

504


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Name: ERIC SCRUDDERSTitle: EVP & GENERAL COUNSELCompany: THYSSENKRUPP ELEVATOR CORPORATIONAddress: 5701 PINE ISLAND ROAD, SUITE 390City: TAMARAC State: FL Zip Code: 33321

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Name: KURT STEPANIAKTitle: SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL COUNSELCompany: KONE INC.Address: 4225 NAPERVILLE ROAD, SUITE 400City: LISLE State: IL Zip Code: 60532

287


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Name: PEGGY WEBBETitle: ASSISTANT COUNSELCompany: OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANYAddress: ONE FARM SPRINGS ROADCity: FARMINGTON State: CT Zip Code: 06032

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Central Code Committee

Name: LOUIS BIALYTitle: DIRECTOR WORLDWIDE CODES & STANDARDSCompany: OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANYAddress: 5 FARM SPRINGS ROADCity: FARMINGTON State: CT Zip Code: 06032-

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E-Mail: [email protected]: Alternate member NEII Standards Committee for ISO activities.

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Phone 1: 676-6227

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Name: AMY J. BLANKENBILLERTitle: NEII GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS CONSULTANTCompany: AJB STRATEGIES, LLCAddress: 5537 SW URISH ROADCity: TOPEKA State: KS Zip Code: 66610-9155

786

E-Mail: [email protected]: Alternate to Brian Black NEII Central Code Committee

Alternate to Edward A. Donoghue NEII Communications Committee

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Phone 1: 286-7599

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Fax 1: 408-5796Mobile: 580-5070

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Name: JOSEPH BUSSETitle: EXECUTIVE TECHNICAL ADVISORCompany: FUJITEC AMERICA, INC.Address: 7258 INNOVATION WAYCity: MASON State: OH Zip Code: 45040

300


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Name: STEVE GRAINERTitle: SPECIAL PROJECTS MANAGERCompany: MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC & ELECTRONICS USA, INC.Address: 5665 PLAZA DRIVE, PO BOX 6077City: CYPRESS State: CA Zip Code: 90630-0007

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Name: PHILLIP HAMPTONTitle: CHIEF ENGINEERCompany: THYSSENKRUPP ELEVATOR CORPORATIONAddress: 9280 CRESTWYN HILLS DRIVECity: MEMPHIS State: TN Zip Code: 38125

623


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Name: DOUG HENDERSONTitle: ENGINEERCompany: THYSSENKRUPP ELEVATOR CORPORATIONAddress: P. O. BOX 370City: MIDDLETON State: TN Zip Code: 38052

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Name: ANDREW JUHASZTitle: MANAGER, CODES & STANDARDSCompany: KONE INC.Address: ONE KONE COURTCity: MOLINE State: IL Zip Code: 61265-

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Name: DENNIS KALGRENTitle: PRODUCT MANAGERCompany: KONE, INC.Address: 700 CENTRAL EXPWY SOUTH SUITE 400City: ALLEN State: TX Zip Code: 75013-8015

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Name: DAVID MCCOLLTitle: MANAGER, CODES & STANDARDSCompany: OTIS CANADA INC.Address: 1655 THE QUEENSWAY EASTCity: MISSISSAUGA State: ON Zip Code: L4X 2Z5

272


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Name: VINCENT P. ROBIBEROTitle: NORTH AMERICAN CODE CONSULTANTCompany: SCHINDLER ELEVATOR CORPORATIONAddress: P. O. BOX 1935City: MORRISTOWN State: NJ Zip Code: 07962-1935

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National Elevator Industry, Inc. GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS OFFICE 5537 SW Urish Road • Topeka, Kansas 66610 • Office: 785.286.7599 • Cell: 785.580.5070 • Fax: 785.408.5796

www.neii.org • e-mail: [email protected]


STATE ACTIVITY REPORT Updated July 13, 2012

STATE1

LOBBYISTS

NEII® CONTACTS

LICENSING

MEL STATUS

NEII® EFFORTS

Alabama

GAC: Khanh M. Josephson, KONE CCC: Phillip Hampton, TKE

Mechanic Contractor

2003

Alaska

GAC: Jesse Matuson, TKE CCC: Phillip Hampton, TKE

Contractor Code updates, including A17.7 in final stages of approval. Anticipate adoption in July and then filing with Lt. Gov. Effective 30 days after filing with Lt. Gov. Industry comments submitted.

Arizona

GAC: Jesse Matuson, TKE CCC: Vincent Robibero, Schlindler

Contractor 2012: Contacted by Industrial Commission to discuss inspection issues. Meeting to be scheduled.

Arkansas EIWPF: Bruce Hawkins DBH Management PH: 501.354.3196 [email protected] Camie Boggess PH: 501.753.8644 [email protected]

GAC: Peggy Webbe, Otis CCC: Phillip Hampton, TKE

Contractor

2006


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LOBBYISTS

NEII® CONTACTS

LICENSING

MEL STATUS

NEII® EFFORTS

California NEII®: Jeff Leacox, Dan Leacox Greenberg Traurig, LLP PH: 916.442.1111 [email protected] [email protected]

GAC: John Karnash, Schindler CCC: Steve Grainer, Mitsubishi

Mechanic Contractor

2002, 2006 PBC Target State D. Leacox is setting up a meeting w/state to discuss remaining PBC issues. Also working on next steps in response to CA Circular 11-01. CA Working Group held its first meeting on May 21.

Colorado EIPWF: Becky Brooks Stealey II, Inc. Denver, CO, 80203 PH: 303.860.0733 [email protected]

GAC: Khanh M. Josephson, KONE CCC: Phillip Hampton, TKE

Mechanic Contractor

2008 2011: New rules issued. Efforts stalled.

Connecticut

GAC: Peggy Webbe, Otis CCC: Louis Bialy, Otis

Mechanic Contractor

Bill introduced 2005, but died in committee. No action at this time.

Delaware

GAC: John Karnash, Schindler CCC: Joe Busse, Fujitec

District of Columbia

EIWPF: Frank Boston Attorney at Law Baltimore, MD 21210 PH: 410.323.7090

GAC: Elizabeth Ceriello, Otis CCC: Joe Busse, Fujitec

Mechanic Contractor

2009 - licensing bill.

PBC Target Jurisdiction NEII® PBC presentation to the DC Elevator TAG on 3/20/12. Follow-up comments submitted 3/26/12. DC TAG decided against adopting PBC at this time.

Florida GAC: John Karnash, Schindler CCC: Steve Grainer, Mitsubishi

Mechanic Contractor

2002 2004 bill to re-establish Advisory Board signed.

Building Commission adopted 2010 FL Building Code, including A17.1 (2007) and references to A17.7. Effective 11/10/11.




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LOBBYISTS

NEII® CONTACTS

LICENSING

MEL STATUS

NEII® EFFORTS

Georgia GAC: John Karnash, Schindler CCC: Joe Busse, Fujitec

Mechanic Contractor

PBC Target State

Staff has proposed adoption of A17.1 (2010) including A17.7. Elevator Division move to Fire Commissioner’s office effective 7/1/12. Hired lobbyist. Meetings with Fire Commissioner, Chief Inspector and others underway.

Hawaii

NEII®: Alicia Maluafiti Lo’ihi Communications Ewa Beach, Hawaii 96706 PH: 808.224.3648 [email protected]

GAC: Jesse Matuson, TKE CCC: Steve Grainer, Mitsubishi

Mechanic Contractor

Legislation to reinstate Chief Elevator Inspector and secure funding for inspectors passed. Governor signed 6/1/12.

Idaho GAC: John Karnash, Schindler CCC: Vincent Robibero, Schlindler

Construction Managers Public Works Contractors

2011: Working on bill to blend MEL w/current law. Reviewing department’s comments.

Illinois EIWPF: Terry Steczo Government Strategy Associates Arlington Heights, IL 60004 PH: 847.749.1232 NEII®: Larry Suffredin Chicago, IL 60601 PH: 312.836.4120 [email protected]

GAC: Khanh M. Josephson, KONE CCC: Andy Juhasz, KONE

Mechanic Contractor

2003 Elevator Act extended to 2023. Also working to secure a few key safety amendments. Bill under consideration by legislature.

Indiana EIWPF: Bart Giesler Indianapolis, 46204 PH: 317.961.4300 [email protected]

GAC: John Karnash, Schindler CCC: Louis Bialy, Otis

Mechanic Contractor

2002 Testified in opposition to a bill that would have established licensing requirements that vary from MEL.





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STATE1

LOBBYISTS

NEII® CONTACTS

LICENSING

MEL STATUS

NEII® EFFORTS

Iowa GAC: John Karnash, Schindler CCC: Andy Juhasz, KONE

General Contractor 2004

Kansas GAC: Elizabeth Ceriello, Otis CCC: Phillip Hampton, TKE

Kentucky EIWPF: Ronny Pryor Capitol Solutions Goshen, KY 40026-9700 PH: 502.292.2085 [email protected]

GAC: Jesse Matuson, TKE CCC: Joe Busse, Fujitec

Mechanic Contractor

2010 State working on rules to implement the elevator law enacted last year.

Louisiana GAC: John Karnash, Schindler CCC: Phillip Hampton, TKE

Met with Rep. Tom Willmott to discuss MEL bill. Efforts on hold due to IUEC issues with MEL rev3.

Maine GAC: Khanh M. Josephson, KONE CCC: Louis Bialy, Otis

Mechanic 2002

Maryland EIWPF: Frank Boston Attorney at Law Baltimore, MD 21210 PH: 410.323.7090 NEII®: Joel Rozner Rifkin, Livingston, LLC Annapolis, MD 21401 PH: 410.269.5066 [email protected]

GAC: Elizabeth Ceriello, Otis CCC: Joe Busse, Fujitec

Mechanic Contractor

2003 Provided information on reciprocity provisions adopted by other states. Compromise language for a two-tiered licensing structure was signed into law.




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STATE1

LOBBYISTS

NEII® CONTACTS

LICENSING

MEL STATUS

NEII® EFFORTS

Massachusetts NEII®: Bob Rodophele Ferriter, Scobbo & Rodophele Boston, MA 02110 PH: 617.737.1800 [email protected]


Mechanic Contractor

PBC Target State

Working group met 6/12/12. On 6/13/12, our lobbyist, Amy and Brian are meting w/Dept. to discuss code and PBC issues. Developing new PBC strategy.

Michigan GAC: John Karnash, Schindler CCC: Phillip Hampton, TKE

Mechanic PBC Target State

Lou Bialy made a PBC presentation to Elevator Board 3/14/12.

Minnesota GAC: Jesse Matuson, TKE CCC: Phillip Hampton, TKE

Mechanic

Mississippi EIWPF: Beth Clay The Clay Firm Jackson, MS 39205 PH: 601.353.0059 [email protected]

GAC: Jesse Matuson, TKE CCC: Vincent Robibero, Schlindler

2011: Bill passed Senate, then House with major amendments. Senate declined to concur. Went to conference. Due to fiscal note and potential staff needs, bill failed.

MEL bill pulled due to lack of agreement with IUEC on MEL rev3.

Missouri NEII®: Jonathon Dalton Lewis Rice St. Louis, MO 63102 PH: 314.444.7769 [email protected]

GAC: Elizabeth Ceriello, Otis CCC: Phillip Hampton, TKE

Mechanic Provided comments at Board mtg in April. Now goes into the JCAR process.

Montana GAC: Khanh M. Josephson CCC: Andy Juhasz, KONE

Mechanic

2005





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STATE1

LOBBYISTS

NEII® CONTACTS

LICENSING

MEL STATUS

NEII® EFFORTS

Nebraska EIWPF: Joe Kohout Kelley & Lehan P.C. Omaha, NE 68106 PH: 402.397.1898 [email protected]


Mechanic

2003, revised 2008. Covers only three

counties but majority of citizens.

Legislation to move elevator section under the Fire Marshall and create code advisory committee within the legislature was pulled for additional discussion. NEII submitted letter requesting opportunity to provide technical input and help draft the bill.

Nevada NEII®: Richard Bryan Lionel, Sawyer, Collins Las Vegas, NV 89101 PH: 702.383.8888 [email protected]

GAC: Peggy Webbe, Otis CCC: Steve Grainer, Mitsubishi

Mechanic Contractor

Regulatory workshop to discuss revisions to elevator policies was held 5/25/12. Formal comments submitted as well. Determining next steps.

New Hampshire

GAC: Peggy Webbe, Otis CCC: Phillip Hampton, TKE

Mechanic

New Jersey

GAC: John Karnash, Schindler CCC: Vincent Robibero, Schlindler

Bill to form licensing board and licensing requirements under consideration. Very different from MEL. Next steps to be determined.

New Mexico EIWPF: D.W. Turner Albuquerque, NM 87102 PH: 505.338.8913 Tina Michael [email protected]

GAC: Sandeep Kumar, KONE CCC: Vincent Robibero, Schlindler

Leonard Bridge IUEC Local #131 Albuquerque, NM 87107 (505) 292-8715

2010: Joint Memorial passed legislature. 2011: MEL passed legislature. No action by Gov. w/in 30 days resulted in “pocket veto.”

Met w/Commissioner of Reg & Licensing in preliminary discussion of MEL bill for 2013. Efforts on hold due to IUEC issues with MEL rev3.




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STATE1

LOBBYISTS

NEII® CONTACTS

LICENSING

MEL STATUS

NEII® EFFORTS

New York NYC, NY

New York State GAC: Peggy Webbe, Otis CCC: Vincent Robibero, Schlindler New York City GAC: Elizabeth Ceriello, Otis CCC: Vincent Robibero, Schlindler

NY: Licensing bill follows MEL but has excessive fines. Sent comments with proposed language 6/9/12. NYC: NEII submitted comments on licensing bill. Met w/NYC Council to discuss proposed changes. Industry working group met 5/30/12.

North Carolina GAC: John Karnash, Schindler CCC: Vincent Robibero, Schlindler

North Dakota GAC: Khanh M. Josephson, KONE CCC: Andy Juhasz, KONE

Ohio EIWPF: Jacob Evans The Craig Group Columbus, OH 43215 PH: 614.241.2222 [email protected]

GAC: John Karnash, Schindler CCC: Joe Busse, Fujitec

State adopted A17.1, including all references to A17.7. Effective 3/15/12

Oklahoma GAC: Peggy Webbe, Otis CCC: Andy Juhasz, KONE

Mechanic Contractor

2002 Efforts to gut Elevator Act failed upon adjournment of the state legislature.

Oregon GAC: Peggy Webbe, Otis CCC: Louis Bialy, Otis

Mechanic Contractor



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STATE1

LOBBYISTS

NEII® CONTACTS

LICENSING

MEL STATUS

NEII® EFFORTS

Pennsylvania EIWPF: John Warner Warner Associates Harrisburg, PA 17102 PH: 717.236.2050 [email protected]

GAC: John Karnash, Schindler CCC: Vincent Robibero, Schlindler

2010: HB-1349 introduced. Nov.-2010 HB 1349 reintroduced as HB-337. Waiting for the right time for movement.

Rhode Island


Mechanic Contractor

Submitted comments in support of code updates.

South Carolina

GAC: Jesse Matuson, TKE CCC: Louis Bialy, Otis

State has adopted of A17.1 (2010) including A17.7. Effective 10/28/11.

South Dakota EIWPF: Richard P Tieszen Tieszen Law Office, Prof. LLC Pierre, SD 57501 PH: 605.224.1500 [email protected]


Tennessee EIWPF: Darnell-Summers Assoc. Nashville, TN 37209 PH: 615.463.7500 Riley Darnell [email protected] John Summers [email protected]

GAC: Sandeep Kumar, KONE CCC: Phillip Hampton, TKE

2011: Bill introduced. Hearings held. Bill pulled and worked with Dept. of Labor during off-session to resolve issues.

Revised MEL bill was pulled 3/21/12 due to IUEC issues with MEL rev3 and TN efforts.

Texas GAC: Jesse Matuson, TKE CCC: Andy Juhasz, KONE

Contractor Licensing bill passed in 2011.

Utah EIWPF: Dave Spatafore Capsone Strategies, LLC Salt Lake City, Utah 84105 PH: 801.583.3403 [email protected]

GAC: Jesse Matuson, TKE CCC: Phillip Hampton, TKE

Mechanic Contractor

2010







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STATE1

LOBBYISTS

NEII® CONTACTS

LICENSING

MEL STATUS

NEII® EFFORTS

Vermont EIWPF: John Hollar PH: 802.229.5224

GAC: Peggy Webbe, Otis CCC: Joe Busse, Fujitec

Mechanic Contractor

2001

Virginia GAC: John Karnash, Schindler CCC: Joe Busse, Fujitec

Mechanic Contractor

2004

Washington NEII®: Tom McBride McBride Public Affairs Olympia, WA 98501 PH: 360-481-1824 [email protected]

GAC: Peggy Webbe, Otis CCC: Joe Busse, Fujitec

Mechanic Contractor

2002 Hired a lobbyist to assist on discussions w/ Chief inspector and department on issues of concern. Efforts to oppose or modify whistleblower bill failed. Bill signed into law by Governor.

West Virginia GAC: Jesse Matuson, TKE CCC: Vincent Robibero, Schlindler

Mechanic Contractor

Was working with EIWPF to resolve current licensing law. IUEC secured amendments at last minute to change bill beyond agreement. Efforts to remove these changes were outside authority of Governor. Bill signed into law.

Wisconsin EIWPF: George Klaetsch Public Affairs Strategies Group PH: 608.283.2587 [email protected]

GAC: John Karnash, Schindler CCC: Andy Juhasz, KONE

Mechanic Contractor

2005

Wyoming


Yes?

1 CCC also has company assignments for Puerto Rico and the Canadian Provinces



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CONTACT INFORMATION: Government Affairs Committee


Elizabeth A. Ceriello Otis Elevator Co. Farmington, CT 06032 PH: 860.676.5463 [email protected]

Louis Bialy Otis Elevator Co. Farmington, CT 06032 Tel: 860.676.6227 [email protected]

Khanh M. Josephson KONE, Inc. Lisle, IL 60532 Tel: 630-955-4224 [email protected]

Joseph Busse Fujitec America Mason, Ohio 45040 Tel: 513.932.8000 x5203 [email protected]

John Karnash Schindler Elevator Corp Morristown, NJ 07962-1935 Tel. 973-397-6580 [email protected]

Steve Grainer Mitsubishi Electric & Electronics USA Cypress, CA 90630 Tel: 714.220.4841 [email protected]

Jesse Matuson ThyssenKrupp Elevator Corp. Tamarac, FL 33321 Tel: 954- 597-3009 [email protected]

Phillip Hampton ThyssenKrupp Elevator Corp. Memphis, TN 38125 Tel: 901.261.1550 [email protected]

Sandeep Kumar 4225 Naperville Road, Suite 400 Lisle, IL 60532 Tel: 630.955.4411 [email protected] Peggy Webbe Otis Elevator Co. Farmington, CT 06032 Tel: 860-676-5028 [email protected]

Andy Juhasz KONE, Inc. Moline, IL 61265 Tel: 309.743.5525 [email protected] Vincent Robibero Schindler Elevator Corp Morristown, NJ 07962-1935 Tel. 973-397-6018 [email protected]














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NOTE: The data provided in this chart is a compilation based upon information of which NEII® and its members are aware. The accuracy of the information should be verified with the authority having jurisdiction. Neither NEII® its directors, officers or members will be liable for any inaccuracies or discrepancies in the data.

ASME A17.1/CSA B44 and ASME A17.7/CSA B44.7 Adoption Activity Chart Please note that any new and/or updated information in the chart will be in red.

Jurisdiction A17.1 Version A17.1 and A17.7 Adoption Dates of Adoption/Current Adoption Activity Alabama A17.1 (2010) Auto Adopted A17.1 (2007)

Not Enforcing A17.7 Adopted 6/30/11.

Alaska A17.1 (2004) Not yet adopted A17.1 (2004) effective 07/14/06. Department of Labor and Workforce Development has proposed a rule to adopt A17.1 (2010) and A17.7 (2207). Comments were due 06/01/12.

Arizona A17.1 (2007) Adopted A17.1 (2007) A17.1 (2007) adopted and effective 05/05/09. The Elevator Advisory Board expressly excluded A17.7, however A17.7 was not deleted from the regulations (ref: R20-5-507).

Arkansas A17.1 (2007) Adopted A17.1 (2007) Not Enforcing A17.7

A17.1 (2007) adopted and effective 03/27/08. A17.7 is not being enforced and the state has no plans for inclusion.

California A17.1 (2004) Not yet adopted A17.1 (2004) adopted 02/21/08, effective 05/01/08. Division of Occupational Safety and Health is currently reviewing draft A17.7 amendments.

Los Angeles, California

A17.1 (2004) Not yet adopted A17.1 (2004) effective 01/01/08. A17.1 revisions are not being actively discussed.

Colorado A17.1 (2007) Adopted A17.1 (2007) Confirmed A17.7

A17.1 (2007) adopted 11/10/08, effective 01/01/09. A17.7 is enforced. The state has begun review of A1.1 (2010).

Connecticut A17.1 (1996) thru 1b-98

Not yet adopted A17.1 (1996) effective 06/02/99. A17.1 (2007) and A17.7 are currently being reviewed. The Department of Public Safety is currently reviewing the 2012 ICC family of codes for potential adoption.

Delaware N/A N/A Elevator regulation is at the local level.

District of Columbia A17.1 (2004) & 1a-05 & 1s-05

Not yet adopted The Construction Codes Coordinating Board (CCCB) voted 11/5/2011 to proceed with the adoption of A17.1 (2007) and specifically removed A17.7. The proposed new codes were sent for legal review. In the meantime, the CCCB was asked to consider A17.1 (2010). This provided an opening for reconsideration of A17.7, and NEII made a PBC presentation to the Elevator TAG on 3/20/12.

Florida A17.1 (2007) thru A17.1b/B44b-09

A17.1 (2007) Confirmed A17.7

The building codes are effective 3/15/12.

Georgia A17.1 (2007) Adopted A17.1 (2007) Excludes A17.7

A17.1 (2007) adopted 03/30/09, effective 04/19/09. A17.7 was explicitly excluded. Department of Labor staff submitted amendments to adopt A17.7 to the Commissioner for final review and approval. The Elevator Division, however, has been moved to the Fire Commissioner’s office, and we are currently working to obtain a status report on the proposed code updates.





Jurisdiction A17.1 Version A17.1 and A17.7 Adoption Dates of Adoption/Current Adoption Activity Hawaii A17.1 (1996) Not yet adopted A17.1 (1996) is effective in Hawaii. Staff in is the early stages of considering whether to adopt A17.1

(2007) or skip to A17.1 (2010). It is uncertain how the state will address A17.7 at this time.

Idaho A17.1 (2010) Specifically Adopted A17.1 (2010) and A17.7.

A17.1 (2010) adopted and effective 03/29/12. A17.7 is specifically referenced in the amendments that passed.

Illinois A17.1 (2010) & 1a-08

Specifically Adopted A17.1 and A17.7

A17.1 (2010) was adopted by the Board on 9/8/11. The Board published a proposed rule on 10/6/2011 to adopt A17.1 (2010) and A17.7 (2007). NEII submitted comments 11/2011.

Chicago, Illinois A17.1 (2007) Specifically Adopted A17.1 and A17.7

A17.1 (2007) and A17.7 adopted by reference 10/07/09, effective 04/16/10.

Indiana A17.1 (2007) Adopted A17.1 (2007) Specifically excluded A17.7

A17.1 (2007) adopted 3/14/11, effective 4/13/11.

Iowa A17.1 (2010) Specifically Adopted A17.1 (2007) and A17.7

A17.1 (2010) effective 05/22/12.

Kansas A17.1 (2004) & 1a-05 & 1s-95

N/A

Kentucky A17.1 (2007) Specifically Adopted A17.1 (2007) and A17.7 by statute

Kentucky adopted A17.1 and A17.7 by statute in 2011. The implementing regulations were adopted an effective 2/01/12. Staff indicated that A17.7 is considered adopted by reference in the codes.

Louisiana A17.1 (2007) Adopted A17.1 (2007) Not specific as to A17.7

A17.1 (2007) was adopted via the 2009 International Building Code and became effective 01/01/11. However, there is no public sector enforcement or inspection of elevators.

Maine A17.1 (2007) Adopted A17.1 (2007) Exclude A17.7

A17.1 (2007) adopted and effective 01/05/09. A17.7 is specifically excluded.

Maryland A17.1 (2007) & 1a-08 & 1b-09

Adopted A17.1 (2007) Division adopted the addenda by rule 12/7/2011. The rule was effective 12/26/2011

Massachusetts A17.1 (2004) Not yet adopted A17.1 (2004) adopted 07/25/08, effective 07/25/08. A17.7 is not being actively discussed.

Michigan A17.1 (2007) Adopted A17.1 (2007) Exclude A17.7

A17.1 (2007) adopted 04/22/10, effective 06/21/10. The Department has specifically excluded A17.7. Internal discussions are underway regarding the adoption of A17.1 (2010).

Minnesota A17.1 (2004) and A17.1a-05 & A17.1s-05

Not yet adopted A17.1 (2004) adopted and effective 01/29/07. A17.1 (2007) revisions have been discussed minimally, but no action has been taken to set up adoption committees.

Mississippi N/A N/A Elevator regulation is at the local level.

Missouri A17.1 (2004) and A17.1a-05 & A17.1s-05

Not yet adopted A17.1 (2004) effective 05/30/07. A17.1 revisions are not being actively discussed.

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Jurisdiction A17.1 Version A17.1 and A17.7 Adoption Dates of Adoption/Current Adoption Activity Montana A17.1 (2004) and

A17.1a-05 & A17.1s-05

Not yet adopted A17.1 (2004) adopted 01/16/07, effective 01/26/07. The Building Codes Council is discussing updates to the Elevator Safety Program and related codes.

Nebraska A17.1 (2007) Adopted A17.1 (2007) A17.7 adopted 3/14/08

A17.1 (2007) adopted 11/25/08, effective 03/14/09. A17.7 in effect.

Nevada A17.1 (2010) Specifically Adopted A17.1 (2010) and A17.7

The Division of Industrial Relations adopted ASME A17.1 (2010), effective 6/30/11.

New Hampshire A17.1 (2010) Auto Adopted A17.1 (2007), A17.7 confirmed

Auto-adopt code updates six (6) months after ASME release. A17.1 (2010) effective 06/30/11. Enforcement of A17.7 confirmed.

New Jersey A17.1(2007) Adopted A17.1 (2007), Exclude A17.7

A17.1 (2007), excluding A17.7, was effective 09/07/10. The Department has begun discussions regarding the adoption of ASME A17.1 (2010).

New Mexico A17.1 (2007) Adopted A17.1 (2007) Effective 1/28/11.

New York A17.1 (2007) Adopted A17.1 (2007) Not Specific as to A17.7

A17.1 (2007) effective 12/28/10. The Technical Subcmte had reservations during the promulgation process of A17.1 (2007) about the implementation of A17.7. A Department Contact in the Codes Division indicated that he would not enforce A17.7 as an alternative method of compliance, but there is uncertainty as to its legal status at this time.

New York City, New York

A17.1 (2000) thru 1b-03

Not yet adopted A17.1 revisions are not being actively discussed.

North Carolina A17.1 (2010) Auto Adopted A17.1 (2010) Enforcing A17.7

Automatic adoption of A17.1 (2010), effective 6/30/11. The Building Code Council (Council) has adopted the 2009 International Building Codes into the 2012 NC State Building Codes. The amendments were approved by the Rules Review Commission. Effective 9/1/11 with a transition date until 3/1/12.

North Dakota A17.1 (2007) & 1a-05 & 1s-05

N/A Effective 01/11/11.

Ohio A17.1 (2010) A17.7 (2010) Includes A17.7

The Board of Building Standards (Board) finalized rules on 1/30/12 to adopt A17.1 (2010) including A17.7 (2007). The new codes are effective 3/15/12.

Oklahoma A17.1 (2007) & 1a-08

Auto Adopted A17.1 (2007) Not Enforcing A17.7

Automatic adoption of A17.1 (2007), effective 11/01/07. Staff indicated that A17.7 is not being and there are no plans to specifically adopt A17.7. Staff reported that they are working with the legal department to review whether or not A17.7 must be enforced as a result of the automatic adoption of A17.1.

Oregon A17.1 (2010) Adopted A17.1 (2010) Includes A17.7

The OR Building Code Division adopted A17.1 (2010) including A17.7 (2007) effective 1/1/12.

Pennsylvania A17.1 (2000) & 1a-02

Not yet adopted The Elevator Division has begun the process of discussing the adoption of A17.1 (2010). Staff indicated that any changes to the elevator codes will probably not occur for several years.





Jurisdiction A17.1 Version A17.1 and A17.7 Adoption Dates of Adoption/Current Adoption Activity Rhode Island A17.1 (2010) Auto Adopted A17.1 (2010). A17.7

(2007) adopted by reference. Automatic adoption of A17.1, effective 01/29/12. While A17.7 was not excluded in the regulations, staff reported that they do not enforce A17.7.

South Carolina A17.1(2010) Adopted 17.1 (2010) Confirmed A17.7

The Department of Labor, Licensing, and Regulation (Department) adopted ASME A17.1 (2010), including A17.7. Effective 8/23/11.

South Dakota N/A N/A Elevator regulation is at the local level.

Tennessee A17.1 (2004) & 1a-05 & 1s-05

Not yet adopted A17.1 (2004) effective 11/28/06. The Elevator board has begun discussions of adopting A17.7 (2010).

Texas A17.1(2007) Adopted A17.1 (2007) Exclude A17.7

A17.1 (2007) adopted 05/30/08, effective 06/01/08. Specific exclusion of A17.7.

Utah A17.1 (2010) Adopted A17.1 (2007) A17.1 (2007) was adopted by reference and is enforceable on a case by case basis. The code updates effective 5/22/12.

Vermont A17.1 (2007 ) Adopted A17.1 (2007) Not specific as to A17.7.

A17.1 (2007) adopted and effective 11/01/08. No specific exclusion of A17.7 in the regulations. The Elevator Board has begun discussions of the adoption of ASME A17.1 (2010) and plans adopt code updates by the end of 2012.

Virginia A17.1 (2007) Adopted A17.1 (2007) Not Specific as to A17.7

A17.1 (2007) adopted 9/27/2010, effective 1/3/2011. Staff indicated A17.7 was adopted by reference as contained within A17.1 (2007). Staff is not sure at this time whether or not A17.7 will be enforced.

Washington A17.1 (2004) & 1a-05

Not yet adopted A17.1 (2004) effective 12/19/08. Discussions have begun on the adoption of A17.1 (2010).

West Virginia A17.1 (2007) Adopted A17.1 (2007) Not Enforcing A17.7

A17.1 (2007) adopted 05/08/09, effective 06/01/09. A17.7 was not excluded from the regulations, but staff indicated that there are no plans for enforcement.

Wisconsin A17.1 (2007) Adopted A17.1 (2007) Exclude A17.7

A17.1 (2007) adopted 01/01/09, effective 01/01/09. The Department of Commerce is working on a rulemaking including amendments to incorporate by reference A17.1 (2010) and A17.7. The Conveyance Safety Code Council reviewed draft amendments 05/22/12. No proposed rules have been published and not hearings have been scheduled to date.

Wyoming N/A N/A Elevator regulation is at the local level.





Canada

Alberta CSA B44 (2007) Not Specific as to A17.7 CSA B44 (2007) effective 05/01/09. A17.7 adopted by reference.

British Columbia CSA B44 (2007) Specifically Adopted A17.7 CSA B44 (2007) effective 02/25/11. A17.7 specifically adopted.

Manitoba CSA B44 (2007) A17.7 adopted 7/7/09 CSA B44 (2007) effective 07/01/09. A17.7 adopted by reference.

New Brunswick CSA B44 (2010) Not Specific as to A17.7 CSA B44 (2010) effective 03/01/12. A17.7 adopted by reference. Newfoundland CSA B44 (2010) A17.7 adopted 10/6/07 CSA B44 (2010) auto-adopted and effective 07/01/11. A17.7 adopted by reference.

Northwest Territories CSA B44 (2007) A17.7 adopted 9/1/09 CSA B44 (2007) effective 09/01/09. A17.7 adopted by reference.

Nova Scotia CSA B44 (2010) A17.7 adopted 10/6/07 CSA B44 (2010) auto-adopted and effective 06/30/11. A17.7 adopted by reference. Nunavut CSA B44

(1997S1) Not yet adopted

Ontario CSA B44 (2010) Confirmed A17.7 CSA B44 (2010) effective 05/01/12. A17.7 specifically adopted in TSSA Code Adoption Document.

Prince Edward Island CSA B44 (2007) A17.7 adopted 10/17/09 CSA B44 (2007) effective 10/17/09. A17.7 adopted by reference.

Quebec CSA B44 (2007) Not Specific as to A17.7 CSA B44 (2007) effective 08/31/08. A17.7 adopted by reference.

Saskatchewan CSA B44 (2002U1)

Not yet adopted

Yukon CSA B44 (1997S1)

Not yet adopted


NOTE: The data provided in this chart is a compilation based upon information of which NEII® and its members are aware. The accuracy of the information should be verified with the authority having jurisdiction. Neither NEII® its directors, officers or members will be liable for any inaccuracies or discrepancies in the data. July 2012


ASME A17.1/CSA B44 and ASME A17.7/CSA B44.7 Adoption Chart Please note that any new and/or updated information in the chart will be in red.

Jurisdictions Specifically Adopted Adopted A17.1 Auto Adopted A17.1 Auto Adopted A17.1 Adopted A17.1 Adopted A17.1 Date Adopted Date Effective U.S. A17.1 and A17.7 Confirmed A17.7 Enforcing A17.7 Not Enforcing A17.7 Not Specific A17.7 Exclude A17.7

Alabama X Automatic 6/30/11 Arizona X 5/5/2009 5/5/2009 Arkansas X 3/27/2008 3/27/2008 Colorado X 11/10/2008 1/1/2009 Florida X 10/21/11 3/15/12 Georgia X 3/30/2009 4/19/2009 Idaho X 3/29/2012 3/29/2012 Illinois X 5/27/2008 5/27/2008 Chicago, Illinois X 10/7/2009 4/16/2010 Indiana X 3/14/11 4/13/11 Iowa X 5/28/2008 7/23/2008 Kentucky X Pending Rules Pending Rules Louisiana X 11/20/2010 1/1/2011 Maine X 1/5/2009 1/5/2009 Maryland X 11/6/2009 11/16/2009 Michigan X 4/22/2010 6/21/2010 Nebraska X 3/14/2008 3/14/2008 Nevada X 6/30/2011 6/30/2011 New Hampshire X Automatic 4/6/2007 New Jersey X 9/7/2010 9/7/2010 New York X 9/29/2010 12/28/2010 North Carolina X Automatic 10/6/2007 Ohio X 1/30/2012 3/15/2012 Oklahoma X Automatic 11/2007 Oregon X 1/1/2009 1/1/2009 Rhode Island X Automatic 10/6/2007 South Carolina X 8/29/2011 8/29/2011 Texas X 5/30/2008 6/1/2008 Utah X 3/21/2008 3/24/2008 Vermont X 11/1/2008 11/1/2008 Virginia X 9/27/2010 1/3/2011 West Virginia1 X1 5/8/2009 6/1/2009 Wisconsin X 1/1/2009 1/1/2009

Canada Alberta X 3/18/2009 5/1/2009 British Columbia X 11/25/2010 2/25/2011 Manitoba X 7/9/2009 New Brunswick X 6/1/2008 Newfoundland X Automatic 10/6/2007 Northwest Territories X 9/1/2009 Nova Scotia X Automatic 6/5/2009 Ontario X 7/16/2007 1/1/2008 Prince Edward Island X 10/17/2009 Quebec X Automatic 8/31/2008


NEII® PERFORMANCE BASED CODE (PBC) ACTION PLAN Revised July, 2012

Accomplished:

- Adoption of PBC in several target states - Updates occurring to PBC website - Supporting materials developed

Observations: - Promoting PBC as part of general code update well-received - Improved communications with policymakers - Apprehensions are being reduced

2011-2012 REVIEW

Status

New Targets – Initiate Action - Michigan - South Carolina - Washington, DC

Continued Targets – Enhance On-Going Efforts - California - Florida - Georgia - Massachusetts - Ohio

Other Targets – General PBC Promotion - All other states that have not yet adopted A17.7

Meeting held, potential

ADOPTED Revisit in 2013-2014

No progress ADOPTED

Meeting scheduled 8/14 Meetings held, new strategy in draft

ADOPTED

More active as code reviews occur

PROPOSED 2013 PLAN

Discussion

Remove Jurisdictions - South Carolina, Florida and Ohio - Washington, DC

No longer need to be on list

Postpone until 2013/2014 cycle

Revise Strategy for Continued Targets in 2013 California

• Approach DIR to discuss overall code updates • Utilize Fire Marshall’s office for support • Potential to be working with new lobbyists • Formed Industry Working Group

Massachusetts • Need to work with Board on overall code updates • Need to lobby and secure support from key Board members • Will leverage political influences as needed • Continue to utilize Industry Working Group

Georgia • Elevator Division moved from Dept of Labor to Fire Marshall • Need to be assertive in first months after role • Hired Thompson Victory Group to assist efforts • Education and political pressure to secure publication of code updates including PBC • In process of forming Industry Working Group

Lack of progress prompts change

Clear need for a more comprehensive approach

Switch of regulatory agency prompted revised approach

Potential New Targets – Initiate Action Hawaii

• In process of reviewing current code (1996) and considering updates • Have a lobbyist we can retain as needed

Pennsylvania • In process of reviewing current code (2000) and considering updates

Minnesota • In process of reviewing current code (2004) and considering updates

Tennessee • In process of reviewing current code (2004) and considering updates • Have a strong relationship with Chief Inspector and elevator rep representative on Board

All listed jurisdictions will be

considering a code version that includes the PBC for the first time.


Washington • In process of reviewing current code (2004) and considering updates • Meeting with Director of Labor and Industry on 8/14 to raise code update issue, among others • Have a lobbyist we can utilize is this regard as needed

Other Targets – General PBC Promotion - Continue to submit letters/comments of support on code update efforts - Meet with key stakeholders as needed

ONGOING

Approved: Government Affairs Committee DATE TBD Central Code Committee DATE TBD Board DATE TBD


National Elevator Industry, Inc.2012 GAC Services Budget Report (1)

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BILL DATE ISSUE & FIRM FIXED PRICE CONTRACT

CONTRACT PAYMENT

BALANCE OF CONTRACT

OTHER PAYMENTS

TOTAL PAID LEGISLATIVE LOBBYING %

REPORTABLE LOBBYING EXPENSES

MONITORINGLegislative & Regulatory MonitoringStateside Associates $126,000.00

27-Jan-12 Services Jan 1 - Jan 31 $10,500.00 0% $0.0028-Feb-12 Services Feb 1 - Feb 29 $10,500.00 0% $0.0028-Mar-12 Services Mar 1 - Mar 31 $10,500.00 0% $0.0025-Apr-12 Services Apr 1 - Apr 30 $10,500.00 0% $0.0025-May-12 Services May 1 - May 31 $10,500.00 0% $0.00

Conference Call $6.28 0% $0.0025-Jun-12 Services Apr 1 - Apr 30 $10,500.00 $63,000.00 0% $0.00

Elevator Safety Board DirectoryStateside Associates $8,000.00

28-Mar-12 Semiannual Update $4,000.00 $4,000.00 0% $0.00

TOTAL MONITORING $134,000.00 $67,000.00 $67,000.00 $6.28 $67,006.28

STATE ELEVATOR LAW COMPARISON DATABASEStateside Associates $10,000.00

28-Mar-12 Quarterly Update $2,500.00 0% $0.0025-Jun-12 Quarterly Update $2,500.00 $5,000.00 0% $0.00

TOTAL MEL DATABASE $10,000.00 $5,000.00 $5,000.00 $0.00 $5,000.00

LOBBYING

CaliforniaGreenbergTraurig $40,000.00

31-Dec-11 Services 1st Quarter $10,000.00 0% $0.0022-May-12 Services 2nd Quarter $10,000.00 $20,000.00 0% $0.00

GeorgiaThompson Victory Group $12,000.00 $12,000.00

HawaiiLo'ihi Communications $15,000.00

3-Feb-12 Services Jan 1 - Jan 31 $2,500.00 50% $1,250.00 General Excise Tax $118.00 50% $59.00

1-Mar-12 Services Feb 1 - Feb 29 $2,500.00 50% $1,250.00 General Excise Tax $118.00 50% $59.00

1-Apr-12 Services Mar 1 - Mar 31 $2,500.00 50% $1,250.00 General Excise Tax $118.00 50% $59.00

1-Apr-12 Services Apr 1 - Apr 30 $2,500.00 50% $1,250.00 General Excise Tax $118.00 50% $59.00

3-Jun-12 Services May 1 - May 31 $2,500.00 20% $500.00 General Excise Tax $118.00 20% $23.60

3-Jun-12 Services Jun 1 - Jun 30 $2,500.00 20% $500.00 General Excise Tax $0.00 $118.00 20% $23.60

IllinoisLawrence J. Suffredin Jr. $30,000.00

15-Mar-12 Services 1st Quarter $7,500.00 20% $1,500.0020-Jun-12 Services 2nd Quarter $7,500.00 $15,000.00 20% $1,500.00

MarylandRifkin, Livingston, Levitan & Silver, LLC $30,000.00

15-Feb-12 Services Jan 1 - Jan 31 $2,500.00 40% $1,000.00 Transportation to Elevator Safety Board meeting $27.10 0% $0.00 Conference call $21.15 0% $0.00

1-Mar-12 Services Feb 1 - Feb 29 $2,500.00 40% $1,000.00 Conference call $2.13 0% $0.00

3-Apr-12 Services Mar 1 - Mar 31 $2,500.00 40% $1,000.00 Pro-Rated share Senate Finance & Judicial Proceeding Committees dinner

$235.80 100% $235.80 Pro-Rated share House Economic Matters & Environmemtal Matters Committees dinner $223.36 100% $223.36

2-May-12 Services Apr 1 - Apr 30 $2,500.00 40% $1,000.00 Disbursements and Expenses Safety Board Meeting $7.50 0% $0.00

4-Jun-12 Services May 1 - May 31 $2,500.00 40% $1,000.003-Jul-12 Services Jun 1 - Jun 30 $2,500.00 40% $1,000.00

Transportation 6/22/12 Safety Board Meeting $15.30 0% $0.00 Parking 6/22/12 Safety Board Meeting $15,000.00 $7.50 0% $0.00

MassachusettsFerriter Scobbo & Rodophele PC $48,000.00

18-Jan-12 Services Jan 1 - Jan 31 $4,000.00 0% $0.00 Lobbyist Registration Fee $100.00 0% $0.00

7-Feb-12 Services Feb 1 - Feb 29 $4,000.00 0% $0.00


National Elevator Industry, Inc.2012 GAC Services Budget Report (1)

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BILL DATE ISSUE & FIRM FIXED PRICE CONTRACT

CONTRACT PAYMENT

BALANCE OF CONTRACT

OTHER PAYMENTS

TOTAL PAID LEGISLATIVE LOBBYING %

REPORTABLE LOBBYING EXPENSES

Overnight Delivery Service $30.37 0% $0.008-Mar-12 Services Mar 1 - Mar 31 $4,000.00 0% $0.002-Apr-11 Services Apr 1 - Apr 30 $4,000.00 0% $0.007-May-12 Services May 1 - May 31 $4,000.00 0% $0.006-Jun-12 Services Jun 1 - Jun 30 $4,000.00 $24,000.00 0% $0.00

MissouriLewisRice $12,000.00

24-Jan-12 Services Jan 1 - Jan 31 $1,000.00 15% $150.001-Feb-12 Services Feb 1 - Feb 29 $1,000.00 15% $150.001-Apr-12 Services Apr 1 - Apr 30 $1,000.00 15% $150.001-May-12 Services Apr 1 - Apr 30 $1,000.00 15% $150.007-Jun-12 Services May 1 - May 31 $1,000.00 $7,000.00 50% $500.00

NevadaLionel Sawyer & Collins $18,000.00

6-Feb-12 Services Jan 1 - Jan 31 $3,000.00 60% $1,800.005-Mar-12 Services Feb 1 - Feb 29 $3,000.00 0% $0.005-Apr-12 Services Mar 1 - Mar 31 $3,000.00 60% $1,800.009-May-12 Services Apr 1 - Apr 30 $3,000.00 0% $0.007-Jun-12 Services May 1 - May 31 $3,000.00 10% $300.005-Jul-12 Services Jun 1 - Jun 30 $3,000.00 $0.00 40% $1,200.00

Lionel Sawyer & Collins Contract Extension $6,000.00 $6,000.00

WashingtonMcBride Public Affairs $3,000.00

4-Apr-12 Services Feb & Mar $3,000.00 $0.00 100% $3,000.00 Addition Services Requested $500.00 100% $500.00

McBride Public Affairs Jun - Dec $19,000.001-Jul-12 Services Jun 20 - 30 $1,000.00 40% $400.00

Expenses WA State Work Group meeting Olympia $18,000.00 $56.47 0% $0.00

TOTAL LOBBYING $233,000.00 $116,000.00 $117,000.00 $1,934.68 $117,934.68

$377,000.00 $188,000.00 $189,000.00 $1,940.96 $189,940.96

$25,842.36

NOTES: (1) NEII 2011 GAC Services Budget $475,000.00

TOTAL MONITORING, MEL DATABASE, LOBBYING & PBC PROJECT (1)

TOTAL REPORTABLE FEDERAL LOBBYING DISCOSURE ACT


State Elevator Board Information Summary July 15, 2012

ALABAMA Jeff L. McNorton, KONE Birmingham, Alabama 35210 [email protected] Term expires 12/5/2014 ARIZONA Board members do not have set term limits in Arizona Dave Martin, Thyssenkrupp Elevator Inc. Phoenix, Arizona 85009 602-257-0216 Randy Cote / Mitch Martin, Otis Elevator Co. Phoenix, Arizona 85042 602-431-1181 [email protected] [email protected] ARKANSAS Raymond Styers, Schindler Elevator Little Rock, Arkansas 72211 (501) 375-0930, ext. 2 Term Expires 7/1/2015 CALIFORNIA California does not have an elevator safety board Occupational Safety and Health Standards Board Members John MacLeod, Chair (no contact info listed) Public Member Term expires 6/1/2012 COLORADO Board members do not have set term limits in Colorado Andrew Loyola, ThyssenKrupp Manufacturer Representative 303-790-8566 / [email protected] Geoff Paquette, Schindler Elevator Company Contractor Representative 303-262-6125 / [email protected] Russ Holt, ThyssenKrupp Manufacturer Alternate 303-434-1960 / [email protected] Russ Goodwin, KONE Inc Contractor Alternate 303-342-0200 / [email protected]








CONNECTICUT Nelson Leon, Board Secretary Department of Consumer Protection, Occupational and Professional Licensing Division Hartford, Connecticut 06106 (860) 713-6135 / [email protected] Individual board members may only be contacted via Mr. Leon. VACANCIES: Three public members FLORIDA Tim Newton, Schindler Elevator Corporation Orlando, Florida 32822 (407) 235-1216 / [email protected] Term expires 10/31/2014 GEORGIA David Franklin, Otis Elevator Company Atlanta, Georgia 30318 (404) 605-8417 / [email protected] Lawrence Hilliard, Schindler Elevator Corporation Smyrna, Georgia 30082 (770) 319-2918 / [email protected] Jon McCabe, ThyssenKrupp Elevator Company Marietta, Georgia 30067 (770) 937-3200 / [email protected] ILLINOIS Richard Jandora (Otis Elevator Company, (630) 889-2800, [email protected]) Term expired 6/30/2011* *Members whose terms have expired continue to serve until they are reappointed or a successor is appointed. INDIANA Mike Corey, ThyssenKrupp Elevator Corporation Indianapolis, Indiana (317) 595-1125 Term expires 12/6/2009* *Members whose terms have expired continue to serve until they are reappointed or a successor is appointed. IOWA Todd Christiansen, Otis Elevator Company Urbandale, Iowa 50322 (515) 270-2066 / [email protected] Term expires 4/30/2014 Pete J. Fromm, Schindler Elevator Company Urbandale, Iowa 50322 (515) 243-6142 / [email protected] Term expires 4/30/2014


http://neii.stateside.com/esb/connecticut.shtml





http://www.stateside.com/ESB/[email protected]



KENTUCKY Brian P. Craig - Nationally Recognized Manufacturing Co. (No info re company name or term limit) MAINE Board contacts may be made through Cheryl Hersom, Administrator. Cheryl C. Hersom Administrator, Board of Elevator and Tramway Safety Augusta, Maine 04333-0035 (207) 624-8605 / [email protected] David O’Brien Term expires 10/31/2008* Barry Frasier Term expires 10/19/2009* Gardiner Schneider Term expires 5/10/2008* Jeremy Polk Term expires 4/6/2009* Brent Larson Exp.: 10/19/2012 George Sawyer Exp.: 10/19/2012 1 Vacancy MARYLAND Maryland Elevator Safety Review Board website: http://www.dllr.state.md.us/license/elev/index.shtml Charles E. "Pete" Meeks Elevator Manufacturing Company, Worcester County Term expires 2014 Vacant, General Public, Montgomery County MASSACHUSETTS John Otis Representative of Elevator Manufacturers Term expires 11/14/2012 MICHIGAN Donald J. Purdie, Jr. Elevator Manufacturers Term expires 7/22/2015 David Taylor Elevator Manufacturers Term Expires 7/22/2013



http://www.dllr.state.md.us/license/elev/index.shtml

MINNESOTA The state of Minnesota does not have a permanent elevator safety review board. Amendments to building regulations are forwarded to advisory committees formed specifically for the purpose of reviewing the codes. These committees are usually named after the statutory chapters they are responsible for reviewing. As such, the elevator committee, when convened, is called the Ch. 1307 committee. Pat Riley, Metro Elevator Jim Weaver, Kone Elevator Alternate: Jeff Loberg, ThyssenKrupp Elevator MISSOURI Note: A majority of the members' terms have expired. However, until reappointed or replaced by the Governor's Office, these members still function as board members. Ms. Suzan Mehalko, Harmar Representative of Elevator Manufacturer Lake Winnebago, Missouri 64034 [email protected] Term expires 6/6/2010 MONTANA Montana does not have an elevator safety board; however, there is an elevator industry representative that sits on the Building Codes Council. The Department of Labor and Industry is responsible for elevator regulation. Rodney Driver 16 Canyon Trail Bigfork, Montana 59911 NEBRASKA Bret Abels Representative of Major Elevator Manufacturing Company O'Keefe Elevator Company [email protected] Term expires 3/30/2013 NEW HAMPSHIRE New Hampshire has an informal Elevator Advisory Board. Board members do not have set term limits in New Hampshire.

Neil Hussey Representing New Elevator Installations

James Comley Representing Old Elevator Installations




NEW JERSEY Board members whose terms have expired serve until new appointments are made. George Hrin, Schindler Elevator Corporation Public Member (Elevator Safety) Chair, Elevator Subcode Committee Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey 08234 (973) 397-3654 / [email protected] Term Expires 2/3/2013 NEW YORK The Code Council will not release contact information for Council members. NORTH CAROLINA Board members do not have set term limits in North Carolina Craig Andersch, Schindler Elevator Co. Raleigh, North Carolina 27604-2477 (919) 954-9454 / [email protected] Eric Barber, Otis Elevator Co. Raleigh, North Carolina 27622 (919) 781-1555 / [email protected] OHIO Timothy P. Gavin, Brexton General Contractor Representative Columbus, Ohio 43215 Term expires 10/13/2013 Bob Yost, no company provided 260 Logan Street Elyria, Ohio 44035 Term expires 10/13/2013 OREGON Thomas Faires Elevator manufacturing 503-624-3857 / [email protected] Term expires 6/30/2014 Thomas Lindberg Public member 503-358-6641 / [email protected] Term expires 6/30/2012 PENNSYLVANIA The Elevator Advisory Board only meets to give advice for major projects when it is called upon by the Industrial Board. The last time the Elevator Advisory Board met was in the late 1990’s; however, the Industrial Board did consider convening the Elevator Advisory Board in 2006 for a project.










RHODE ISLAND David Hart, Dept. of Labor and Training Code Commission for Occupational Safety and Health Department of Labor and Training Cranston, Rhode Island 02920 (401) 462-8558 Edgar N. Ladouceur (the next three may represent the industry) Term expires 1/16/2014 Richard Simms Term expires 7/15/2012 Gary Wheaton Term expires 7/16/2011* *Members whose terms have expired continue to serve until they are reappointed or a successor is appointed. SOUTH CAROLINA No requirement that an elevator manufacturer or contractor sit on the Board. General Public Susan L. Herdina Isle of Palms, SC Term Expire Date: 1/1/2016 TENNESSEE Roy Perry Burch Elevator Manufacturing Representative Automatic Elevator, Inc. Term expires 8/31/2012 Jesse Cragwall Public at Large Representative Term expires 10/31/2014 Lewis Moorer, Jr. Public at Large Representative Term Expires: 10/31/2014 TEXAS Scott Anderson (Public) Houston, TX [email protected] Term expires 11/01/2013 Nancy Crumley (Equipment Maintenance Company) Austin, TX [email protected] Term expires 11/01/2012




UTAH Board Members serve for a three year term. Specific member expiration dates were not provided. Scott Robison, Otis Elevator Company Representative of Large Elevator Companies Salt lake City, Utah 84115 (801) 486-9295 Todd Kodele, Carson Elevator Company Representative of Large Elevator Companies Midvale, Utah 84047 (801) 572-1133 Tony Hall, Schindler Elevator Corporation Salt Lake City, Utah 84119 (801) 487-0705 / [email protected] Randy Jewett, ThyssenKrupp Elevator Salt Lake City, Utah 84104 (801) 908-7433 VERMONT Alan Lawler, Kone Elevator Co. (781) 828-6355 Term expires 8/31/2012 VIRGINIA The Board of Housing and Community Development oversees the regulation of elevators in the Commonwealth of Virginia. The board is comprised of citizens from specific congressional districts. Ms. Ellen F. Robertson 3rd Congressional District 6/30/2012 Mr. Roger McLellon 1st Congressional District 6/30/2013 Ms. Susan F. Dewey (Ex-Officio) [email protected] Mr. Tito Munoz 11th Congressional District 6/30/2014 Mr. John Ainslie 2nd Congressional District 6/30/2014 Mr. Edwin Whitmore 9th Congressional District 6/30/2012 Mr. Michael Reilly (At large - Fire Board)

Mr. J.P. Carr 10th Congressional District 6/30/2015 Ms. Nancy K. O'Brien 5th Congressional District 6/30/2012 Mr. Jim Hyland 8th Congressional District 6/30/2015 Mr. Anthony Clattterbuck 7th Congressional District 6/30/2012 Mr. Ronald Boothe 6th Congressional District 6/30/2014 Mr. Brian Mullins 4th Congressional District 6/30/2012




WASHINGTON Robert McNeill, Kone Elevator Representative of Licensed Elevator Contractors Redmond, Washington 98052 (425) 269-3302 / [email protected] Term expires 6/30/2015 WISCONSIN Kenneth Smith, Bruan ThyssenKrupp LLC Madison, Wisconsin 53713 (608) 268-3241 / [email protected] Term expires 7/1/2013 Vacant, Public Term expires 7/1/2012 STATES WITHOUT ELEVATOR BOARDS ALASKA DELAWARE HAWAII IDAHO KANSAS LOUISIANA MISSISSIPPI NEVADA

NEW MEXICO NORTH DAKOTA OKLAHOMA SOUTH DAKOTA WEST VIRGINIA WYOMING



